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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-25
Arrested for Theft Of Cattle.
Special TO the Gazette

GAINESVILLE, TEX, Feb. 24.-One
Henry Jones was arrested here to-day by
Sheriff Pat Ware. Jones is charged with
the theft of three head of cattle from Mr.
A. W. Roberts of this county about oue
month ago. One or two other parties
are under arrest for the same offense.
Jones WAS Carried before Justice Holman,
where he waived preliminary examine
ton and was bolnd over in the sum OF
500 to appear at the District court. He
gave bond without any trouble and was
released. s.sSss.s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-25

Tho Finest Razors ,in shc World.
At Anderson's gunstore.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-25
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Ono Trial win Convince

You that Pomerovts Petroline Plasters
are superior to an5thing of their kind for
pains in the bacs chest, side or kidneys.
Sold by druggists andDsshwood Oesch,
auantc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-25
DIR. Arthur ID. Ansen,

Physician, aurgeon ard gyneocClist.
Office over postoffice. Specialties, els
eases OF women and children, surgery
andssurgical diseases.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-15

dzlennikow pc 30 egzemplarzy ma
bywa j przez dtugie lata chowa.
Liczy ma to, b kupcy, uczen, i
politycy niekisd. rojedyhczych
numerow starych rocznikow szu-
kaJa, "a rie chetnie wysokie CO
NJ" p'a "a, jezeii ich JUL W exoedy-
cyl dostai ME NIGGA. Cena IA ME
ktore pojedyhczo inner musi po-
tenn p"kry6 wszelkie wydatki i
wydac j~eszcze niematy zysI. Spe
kulnnt ten ma przyszfos6 podobno
robi dobre interesa ! atrzymaf JUL
niekiedy pc 700 dolarow IA rad
kie, po.jcdyhcze cumera.
Jedno z pism New Yorskich
tenn stowy kohczy nekrolog pew
nej znakomitosri: ,,Przez smierc
togo n'epospol itegomeza %sp6tczeh-
stwo tract wle'ke ozdobe swoja,
nauka potezny hlar, a dziennik
nasz jednego z puntkfualnio pfaca-
cych abon,nt6w."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-15
~Reprezentanci grup
Z~wiazkowych ma VII
Seimie Polskim W
St. Paul Mimi.

Wiel. Ks. Majer, Prezylcnt
J6zef Rozenthal, Jan Wons, Tow.
500. Jdzefa w St. Paul, Mimi.
Wiel. Ks. Jak6b Wojcik Tow.
Sgo. St. Kostki W Duluth, MINI.
Wiel. ks. a. j. Jaworski 500.
St. Kostki W Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wiel. rs. r. j. Byzewski sgo
jana Chrzciciela W Winona Mimi.
Wiel. ks. Jak6b Pachol>ki sgo
Antoniego Z Padwy W Minneapo-
lis, Mimi.
Redaktor Il. Derdowski, Pre-
zydent Wincenty Kupferschmidt,
w. L6rbiecki, Tow. K6lko Ora
mutvczne w ,Winona Mimi.
3an Bambenck syo st. kostki
w Winona Mimi.
pedaktor ZbigDiew Brodow-
ski, jana Ill So~bieskiego South
Chicago His.
Jozef Dowalski. Ii Oddzia}
Wolnych krakusow Chicago I'LL.
Tomasz Wozny, Gmina Polska
Mol: W Chicago M,
Kazmicrz D~orszyhski Po1skich
Krawc6w w Chicago W
Rrezydent NJ. Rze$zotarshi 4
Augu~t j. Kowa1shi Harmonic w
Chicago.
Wojciech Ri;emer, P'znuys-
towe Rzemieslnikow R6lskich 10
Chicago.
Rezydent Antoni Ma71ek spie-
uu parqtii $40. 7rojcy 40 Chicago.
4. GroenpalM Modych Pre-
mystowcdw w Chicago.
A. Arhus=eoshi i Lgnacy NJ
hiety1ski AoSciusshc 40 Chicago.
FIR. Sn1ietanhq Jan III So
bieski 10 Chicago.
Hilbert Kowalski Rlonic 10
Chicago.
Ign. Morgensterm sgo %-
zsa przy hoSciele $tej 2EQjey
w Chicago.
hapitan, 4. Goszczydshi Zjed1e.
Rlohow 10 La SuNe, ILLS.
Kapitan, Jan KulwichiLeg
Str2eecdw Ko$cius=ko 10 Detroit
Kapitan J6ze Rosiaski Ry-
Gerry SGD. Mchota Archauiotu 20
Pittsbury, Pa.
R'ezydent: Jan Biossak Htsa-
rzy kr0io lana III Sobieskiego 10
Rnsburg Pa.
T. NJ. Heliashi Tow. Putaski
No. L. 10 Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Jozef ODiashi Jan Urbono-
wicz Gwardya Kosiciuszki 10 Cze-
celowd, O.
Leopold Grabiechi Guard.
RIsko pod opiehq $40. 7adeuszo 10
Cleveland.
Im M. De6iashi, st. Jozet7;oh
4 Fir. Melin. S.ynow Polshi 10 Det-
rot
Wadysiaw Muior, Bortosz
Gf0wdcki 10 Detroit
Jahod Krygier, r. tahasze-
wicz Put0shi 10 MilDaokee.
M Kucera, Moniuszko Ml-
waukee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-15
Koustantu J. M Motek !.

Konstanty J. NJ Matek 4 ".
F Pawiaski Patryotyczue Polskie
10 Milwauhee.
H. ZieHaShi, Zgoda, 10 Mn
neapolis, Nina.
Michot Danielshi w. Holoss
Pl-Nurod:: 10 La Crosse, WIS.
Il. p. Ma=urhieuics, Rl.Na
rod: Gr II e La Crosse, WIS.
Io=e1 Mat=, Sgo Kr=yso 10
La Crosse WIS.
1dam hrus=eecshi, Zm. Mar.
Pol w Muonk', Ills.
Jan 7ylmam, h0iat Rycerxy
Wono$ci Osceola, Nils, Pa.
int. Aosoh, hosciuszho 70
Cincinnati, Ohio
VI. Z. C=echopicz, Fr. Han
ha, Andrsej Nowichi, -4ugust Kat
duashi, Toar. Pduacski No. > 10
Nauticohe, R.
R'ezydent, aan Sosnowski, Pa
hyotycsqe, n Nunticohe, Pa.
st Wwazuaus, Rniotocshi,
10 Pouiotoacski mis.
f. Leuaha FIR. Sp;erho: Sgo
.JO=etu 10 ScOttaale. Pa.
s. hocienski, Polakom 10 Ku-
litorui, 10 st. Francisco Calitor-
MIA
Mchat hucshowshi, jim III
Sobieski Nc. |, 20 st Louis, Mo.
Pion Niespo0=iany, jon III
Sodieshi, 40 Brai~ood, Ills.
Wuwr=yniec Wrobleushi, $50
st HoSthi, 70 Culunet. Mich.
Pre=y,lena Jun Lipe=yashii,
hoSciussho, Grand Rapids, Mch.
Mchm Lauyeyshi, Syo St.
Aosth1 Grand Rapids Mich.
Jn M1aAo. Postep, 10 Dulmh
Mnn.
LudriA Ns~oj wsAi, Ognisho,
&c NemYm lorhu n. Y.
Il. j. Buutch. S S -1post..
Piotro . i'ucia, Independence, WIS.
Leon Dors=yashi, Sgo dozetu
Pine Creek.
E'. !Shurczenski;, Kosciuszhi,
Sand Beoch Mich.
Err. X. JuyodziasAi, 7ow. Pol
shie, " South Bay City, Mich.
Jo=ef Weller Sgo hia=iu1erza,
70 Bay City, Mch.
LudvA Wojcih, Sgo Mchata
IrchauioM 4rc0diu WGs.
4 dam zanaiejscowych SO o.
bec,ae ma Sejn4ie Paui Maria Maa-
szothiewiczonu zDuluM PAM Lip
czyasha z Grond Rapids, Mch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-15
WIADOMOSCI


~AO AA VI
Mqjster cd Wiarusa ~wyjecha1
ma Sem Polski do St. Paul, wes-
pot z innymi tute jszymi %delcgatami,
W niedziele rano. Udziaf W ekskur-
syi lie byt tax liczny, jals sic sro-
uziewano.
Wnoasko Kompania gazowa
obnizy Ia cane "a gaz ma 81 20 "a
stope Nubiczna. 50
Przy 6udoaoie nowego gma-
chu dla wyzszej szkofy Vino
ME STATIC sic ma poczatku m'nio-
nego t5godma pozafowania godne
nieszezescic. Czternastoletni syn
chcar s;errzysfutyc ojcu, k}adf szyn-
gle na dach, spadt z wysokosci 40
stop ,pofamaf rqce i noge i umarf W
pot godziny. Robotnicy przez to
stracili diva dni = tax dtugo bo-
WIEN kontruktor zarzadzif zatobe
zawieszenie roboty.
200 dolorow ukradt jaks
szalbierz re swiata, Polak, robotni-
kowi Kaminskiemu w Winonie,
aieszkajacemu PREY III. 3ciej W
Rtej wardzie. Chcac niby kuplc salon
I'D OBJ. Breezy, przybraf sobie ka-
kmihskiego nifty "a sp6lnika i obie.
cat mu dad state zajecie jake
0arkaperoaoi, poniewaz ME miaf
PREY sobie tyfe picniedzy, ably
wykupic 1000 dolarowy license, wy
4udzit brakujace mt nlby 2oodol. cd
swego spolnika i cichaczem wy
MOST sic z miosta- Kamihski ME
chat raczy podac do redakcyi Wa
us szczegotowe opisanie tego to
ira, a moze my PREDICT bysmy go
wytropili niz detektywi.
Skutkiem zaprowadzenia wy
sokiego license zamknieto W Wi
monte oko1o 70 salon0w.- Pan
Franciszek Drazkowski ~przenios1
swoj salon ma nowo z I'll. 3ciej do
wiasnej swej k%amienicy, PREY ul.
h9g'ej
Rewidowane uS,awy szkolne
juz SO gotowe i leza W Blurze po-
w.atowego superintendent szsot, do
tad niechaj sic po ME pofatyguja
d. stryktowi k~lerkowie szkdlni.
Sad dystryhtowy Stan6w lie
dnoczonych skazaf W ubieglym ty-
godniu pomiedzy innymi OBJ. Jas.
NC Naughton "a sprzeda4 woeki
Indyanom ma 80 dni wiezienia
powiatowego i $3.50 kary pIeniez-
nej. Inni, ktorzy sic przyznali do
why, albo caikiem zostali uwol-
nieni, albo tylko Eagodnie (do $lO)
ukarani.
Pity eoimoashie znowu sa v
pednym biegu. U Braci Y o u
ma podjeto roboty W dniu 8
wrzesnia, W pile Hamiltona zas
jul dawniej ma nowo ustanowiono
normalna liczbe robotnik6w.
[Rbzskich ksiq5ek szk6hych wszei-
kiego rodzaju MONA dostac II p.
Draikowsk,ego. Co dopiero sprowa-
dzony wielki zapas Z Chicago.
EROzWeselaj dzfeci a cara
sem pouczaj one. Przedsiebiorcza
KDlej Burlingtohska wyda1a codo
piero }adna, zachwycajaca ksiazecz.
czke o 20 stronnicach, pod tylu-
lem Slate Drawimgs [rysunki ola
mfodeso ludu. Jest ona Gaia nape}-
Alona lekcyami rysunkow ola ia
bic fupkowych dziecl a rysunki
wybonans SO W fatwem stopnio-
= '~znastepstwie cd form najprost.
n az do kilku flgur trudnych.
Molina to ksiateczke
STAG "a a Gently.
fOinnMia mathi nionha; nnAla 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-15

NV "l"NoiillV"SV'. ~ ILeA oul'Slo
tego %n'epospol %itegomeza sp6tczeh-
stwo tract wleDke ozdobe swoja,
nauka potqzny ilar, a dzienniIS
nasz .jednego z puntkfualnio pfaca-
cych abonontow."
i % J
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE &
81. Paul.
Tanich tyhietow MONA do
STAG "a posrednictwem agenta
K. b. Langley W Vino
ME, ll9 Center Str.
Ma wystawe W Chicago, cd
7 wrzesnia do % pazdzierni-
ka, kolej Chicago, Milwaukee
i St. Paul bedzie sprzedawa-
ia bilety zwrotne Ground trip)
"a dol. II IS, w dniach ma
stepujqcuch.
wrzes. 's-'4 tykiet dobry do wrzes. 20
wrzes. 90 81 wrzes. 81
wrzes. 81 rs pazdz. a
pazdz. = i pazdz. II
pazdz. 10 ~ pazdz. IS
pazdz. IS 10 pazdz. ~
Cd s do II w%rzesnia wfacz-
ME sprzedaje kolej CHICA-
CO., Milwaukee i ST.. PAUL
tak1e tykiety zwrotne do St.
Paul i Minneapolis - pc tel
samej Genie co jedna jazda
ma miejsce wystawy Zone fair(
Zatem fatwa sposobnosG zwie-
dzenia wystawy stanowej i
wystawy W Minneapolis.
Ia sama kolej sprzedaje ty-
klety ekskursyjne ma dorocz
ma sesya Najwy1szej W. LoAy
|. 0. o. F., w Denver, Colo
RADIO, cd 10 do "a wrzesria.
Do S t. L i $, Mo-, mo-
Una jechoG "a tykietami zwro-
tnemi tejze kolei ma 81 Naro-
dowy Encampement Wielkiej
Armii cd "a do 81 wrzesria
: Piaci sic tylko podro3 do
st. Louis.
PLAN JAZDY, poczawszy
Cd II wrzesnia.
CHICAGO MIWAUKEE& ST. PAUL RAILWAY
Leave Winona- East. West
Chicago Day Express 600 p m 1904 am
Chicago Night Express Hosp pm $40 am
Chicago and St. Louis ex. 1856 m TIT pm
Dubuque and Savannah 1905 a M .....
La Crosse Local 'o:ospm ..
Fast Mail 1902 m
WABASHA DIVISION.
Leave Wabasha-
Accommodation for Zumbrota 300 a m
Passenger 4:55Pm
CHIPPEWA VALLEY DIVISION.
Leave Wabasha for Eau Claire
Passenger 11:2oam
Accommodation 3:45am
7:3o m
Mcnomonee Express 1:o5 IN
Daily. s.,
Wycieczki jesienne koleja
Chicago, Milwaukee i St.
Paul do Minnesoty i Dakoty
lub tel do Northern Pacific,
Manitoba, Lincoln i t. p. -
Moana navel jecha6 do Ere
mont, W Nebrasce, "a potowe
ceny, cd 20 wrzesnia do II
pazdz.
Tykiet wa4ny ma dni 80
NOVA APTEKA
najbliasza
OLA
Nv wardy
GOlitZ
& Gerlichner
PIP East 3rd Str.
Winona, Mimi.
D r u GI
Narn1nwv Ron1x
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-15
King VI.
Pan w. Suchomir otwiera

Pan w, SuchOaMlf 0tWlera
ma nowo golarnia W starem miej-
scu 5e5 3oia III. zyczymy naszym
rodakom ably czesciej odwiedzali
pobratymca naszego p. Suchomira
anizeIj pr1eciwnika jego Nlemcn,
NVehera, k,ory ma swoJ zakfad W
tym samym bloku. GoIitp Sucho-
mir bedzie 90 . centow wfosy
slrzydz po Is
Pan l. c. Smith ogiasza, il
obecnie ma ma sktadzie wielki wy
Dor kapeluszy jesiennych, takAe
ubrania jesienne, mianowic'e
IL k o ) Il i e kra ane sur u
extra robione. Ceny tych
surdutow obnizonc Z $50 do SIS
z powodu wysta
wy ~ChlcagoskleJ ko-
lei Burlington i Nor
thern sprzedaje tanio
tykiety do Chicago i
Il powrotem poczaw-
sly cd Wrzesnia Z
60 do Pazdziernika
Pogo. Pc tykiety i
inne %informacye zg}o-
sic sic nalezy do
Agenta Chicago Bur-
lington & Northern R.
Il. W WinOna Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-15
Zarzad WIARUsA

Zarzad WIARUsA
zabiera sic do scia-
gania a~bonamentu az
do | stycznia 1888 r.
Ma ten eel rozeslano
Panom gentom spi-
sy a%bonent6w, zawie-
rajace ~szczego4owy
wykaz, Cd kt6rego
czasu kto trzyma ma
SIZE pismo, lie juz
zap}aci} i lie jeszcze
do Nowego roku ma
do %zap}acenia.- kto
nie vie, lie mu teraz
wypada d~ozap}acenia,
niechaj sic pointer
mule o ten u agen-
ia, gdzie taxi jest, al
DO u naszego kasy-
era p. FIR. Drazkow-
skiego.
%A6onan1emci nasi 2 st.
Paul Minneapolis, Mnn.,
moyq teyaz ztozyc zop1ate 20
WLARUSA ma rece naszego
redaktora, p. Heromlna Der
d%owsAiego, Morego u 6le5qcym
tygodniu codzlenuie 6edzle mo5-
ma z0StO1lW hOtelM Clarendon, mo-
rogu mIc Wa6asha 6tsj,
u st. Paul.
Zarzad Wiarusa.
Me bedziemy drukowae
rozpoczetej przez p. r u d c.
k powiesci pod tytuiem
Lesny Mtyn mad CzermqjM gdya
ma zapowiedziane zeszyty
zgfosifa sic zbyt szczup}a licz-
ba prenumeratow.
TO | 0w0a
w Nowym Yorku, Lyle pred
s%iebiorczy zbieracz gazel, ktory
Cd kazdego numeru watniejszyoh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-15

|R6zskich ksiqaek szk6lmych wszel-
kiego rodzaju MONA dostac IL p.
Drazkowsk'ego. Co dopiero sprowa-
hony wielki zapas Z Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-15

Master cd Wiorusa wyjechaf
ma Sem Polski do St. Paul, wes-
pot z innymi %tutejszymi delcgatami,
W niedziele rano. Udziaf w eLskur-
syi lie byf tax liczny, jak sic spo-
uziewano.
Wnoasko Kompania gazowa
obniz Ia cane Ia gaz ma 81 90 "a
stope kubicana. 50
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-02-19
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Tribute of Respect.

Logan, O.EFeb. 9Th. 1887.
Hall of Hooking Valley Lodge
No. 262 |. 0. O. +.
WHEREAS: Our Heavenly Faith
er in his wisdom has taken from
our midst by death Past Grand
John w. Work. Therefore,
Resolced, That in the decease of
this brother, Hooking Valley
Lodge No. 262 |. O. 0. L. has lost
a worthy, and highly esteemed
member, an efficient and untiring
worker, and our order one of its
firmest adherents, and though bow
ing submissively to the will of our
Divine Master, who overrules all
things to the good of His creatures
we sincerity lament the loss of our
deceased brother.
Resolred, That the heartfelt SYM
pathy of the members ofthis Lodge
is truely extended to the Widow
and family of our deceased brother
in this their great afiiiction, the
loss Of a husband and father.
Resolved, That the Hall of this
Lodge be draped in mourning for
the period of thirty days, that each
member wear a badge OF mourning
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-02-19
Valuable Farm For Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale
his well improved farm of 100 A..
situate two miles Northwest of
Webb's Summit in Marion town
ship,sHoclSing CO., o. The farm
has new two story dwelling house,
of seven rooms and a cellar, a good
bank barn 36x60 feet and all other
necessary buildings; also two ap-
pie orchards in good condition and
full bearing There are seven
never failing springs of water on
the farm, making it u desirable
farm for stock raising. For par
ticulars and terms call on premises
or address. A. S. BEERY
81 Logan, o.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-02-19

Ou Wednesday Prof Edward Or
ton, State Geologist, visited Lam
caster and made thorough exam
ination of our gas well and also
tested its capacity. The supply, he
says. comes from the Medina shale
and is permanent, as he isacquaint-
ed with wells which have been
flowing from the same stratum
for the past seventeen years and
as yet show no diminution in the
volume Of gas escaping. 1t is the
same rock in which the gas is
found at Fremont, where wells
producing 10000 to $4,000 feet of
gas are considered u paying invest
ments. He says our well is pro-
ducing 10000 feet of superior gas
every twenty-four hours. Mr.. Or
ton advised the company to con-
tinue operations until the drill
struck the Trenton limestone where
he thinks, an abundant supply will
be secured.
On Monday and Tuesday night
the whole South end of the city
was Illuminated by the burning
gas.
Work was resumed Monday and
further developments will be
watched with increased Interest,"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-02-19
The Mills of the Gods &c.

The most persistent PARTISAN of
the old Republican administration
that clung to his position with the
tenacity of hot tatfy, was Jamison
the General Supt. of the railway
mail service. He not only denied
the right of the administration to
remove himself, but stood firmly
in the way of any change in any
of the Route-clerks, for any cause
except expiration of term. A few
days ago, at the urgent request of
the p. NJ. Gen., Jamison rendered
his resignation which was prompt
ly accepted, and the Republican
postal clerks may pack their grips
and prepare to seek new pasture
fields.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-02-19
Keep the Doors Closed,

We believe the law should be so
amended as to require all such
cases as the Ball divorce suit to be
heard in chambers. Neither the
parties nor society can be benefited
by having the hearing of such a
case public, and its influence on
those who from idle curiosity or a
morbid appetite for the lewd and
sensational crowd the Court room
on such occasion can only be per-
nicious. The trial now in progress
drew like Il circus and we noticed
the usual number of bald heads in
the assembled throng listening to
tale which, if true, betokens Il
state of loose morals which for the
sake Of the grand children of many
who heard, had better never been
told.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-02-19
Each Number Better Than the Last.


The March number of Godey's
Lady's Book is brighter and more
attractive than either of its prede,
cessors for 1887. The steel plate
illustration entitled "The Promise
is Il gem, engraved expressly fol
this magazine. The black and col,
Ored fashions are as good as they
always are, showing designs that
will please all the fair sex. A new
story entitled ~rhe Mauleverer
Money! by Harriet Prescott Spot
ford, is commenced In this number,
the author has a world wide repute
and 1t shows that the proprietor is
determined to SECURE all the liter
ary talent he can, to make Cooley
the best lady's magazine in Ameri-
ca. The two powerfully written
serials commenced in the Noyem-
Der number, 1880, are completed,
these stories have received favor
able notices throughout the coup-
try. Other stories and poems con-
tribute to make this IN exceedingly
good number. w. Il. Striker Phil
adelpbin PHI
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-02-19

WE acknowledge the receipt Ct
the Annual Report of the Ohio
Live Stock Commission for 1856,
from Hon. B. w. Carlisle. The re-
port is interesting and instructive
and should be in the hands of every
stOckman i'm the State. The men,
bers of the Commisson are, II. G..
Jones, B. w. Carlisle and ID. n.
Kinsman. The expenditures for
the year amounts to S1,S52.46
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-02-19
Legal Notice.

John Shotwell, Willard Shotwcll q minor
under IA years of age, Rosa Shotwell Il minor
II years of age. Homer Shotwcli n minor un-
der Ii years of age, INLAND Shotwell II minor
under II years of age, who reside mt Baxter
Springs in Cheril,ee County, Kansas, will
take notice that Amanda J. Barclay on the
4th dav of February 1887 filed her petition in
the Common Pleas Court I'm and for the Co.
of Hooking and State ofOhio, alleging there
in that Emanuel l5eery her fntherdied seized
of the following described lands and tenc-
ments situate in Hooking County Ohio and
being the South half of the Southeast quarter
and Northwest quarter OF Southeast quarter
of section township ii rangelS, Also the
East half of the North East quarter and the
Northwest quarter of North n quarter OF sec,
IL, township IL, range Is and also fractional
lot No. 3, section ii, township IL, range Is, eX
cepting from last named tract n small tract
now used for school purposes, containing. in
all 267 acres more or less. And asking that
dover may be assigned to Balinda Beery,
widow ofsaid Emanuel l}eery, and that par
ttion may be had of said lands subject to
said dover estate, II the same can be done
without manifest injury, and II not, that
such proceedings may be had ms are warrant
ed by law. The persons above named Will
further take notice that they have been made
parties defendant to said petition, and than
they are required to answer tho same accord-
ing to law.
AMANDA ]. BARCLAY,
JOHN HANSEN, Atty for Pm. 3D.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-02-19

One member of the Logan band
refused to play for local option
meeting.
The Standard Machine Company
of Logan is working its forces
night and day.-Athens HerdM.
Judging from the above the Her.
aid must obtain it's information
from very re-io-dble source. You
might arrive ut facts by reading
the DEMoCRAT.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-02-19


81, I. o. O. f.
Logan, O., Feb. II, 81.
WHEREAS: God in his wisdom
has called from earth, to the re-
wards of heaven, Past Chief Pat
riarch, John w. Work, and where
as: He was one of the founders Of
this branch of our order in Logan,
and.by his wise counsels, untiring
energy in all affairs devotion to
and practice of it's great principles
has promoted it to signal success
and assured prosperity. Therefore,
Resolred, That Mineral En-
campment No. 81 I. O. O. +. deeply
deplores our great loss and we are
only com:orted in the knowledge
that noble life never dies. His
earnest and faithful service his ac-
tivity as an Odd Fellow and Pat
riarch, will be a lasting benefit to the
Order, and the community in which
he resided so long, and while we
mourn his loss we feel that the in
fluence of his life will direct us to
nobler deeds.
Resolced, That we hereby ex-
tend to the widow and family of
deceased brother, our sympathy in
this the hour Of their great afiiic-
tion, and would importune for them
the favor and blessings of the God
of the Patriarchs.
Resolued, That the Hall of the
Encampment be draped in mourn
ing for the period of thirty days
and that each member wear n
badge Of mourning for the same
length of time. That these resolu-
tions be embodied in the minutes
of the encampment. That a copy
of the same be furnished the wild
ow and family, and also published
in the County papers.
T.. B. Comfy
J. 7. SANpERsoN} Com.
II. w. KEYNES
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-02-19

THE Trade dollars. by virtue OF
act of Congress, are to be redeemed
at par. This is all right, but the
last Republican Congress retired
them from circulation, and turned
them over to the banks at eighty
cents, which every body knows
was clear steal from the people
of one fifth of the number in circu-
lation this was grevious wrong.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-02-19
Higlly Satisfactory I!

Our past years business. To still further
deserve the LIBERAL PATRONAGE of
our old customers and induce others to Wis.,
1t us'we shall during February make
very great PRODUCTION on all heavy goods
to Cash Buyers. Our first purchases of
spring goods are arriving daily and we are
ready to show the Largest and Best line of
suitngs, trouserings and light overcoatings
in the city. Our prices and workmanship
are undoubtedly right as our growing trade
testifies Soft Hats in all the latest colors
and shades.